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44-Key Baby Grand Piano
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Schoenhut® Piano Pals®
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Coinciding with its 135th anniversary, Schoenhut® Piano Company proudly introduces a line of mid-sized, 44-key, stringed pianos with perfect pitch and TRUE PIANO SOUND, a new concept in the world of music. The keys are the same dimensions as those on a full-sized piano, the keyboard half the width. Schoenhut, leader and innovator in the industry, recognized the need for a mid-sized piano to ease the transition to a full-sized version. Piano teachers comment repeatedly on the importance of being able to reach the pedals. Perfect for children, especially age five and up, they are also being ordered by professional musicians and people with space limitations. For anyone wanting the performance and quality of a big piano, but requires a smaller size, Schoenhut's 44-key piano is a perfect solution. When you want the very best, choose Schoenhut, leader in the world of toy pianos since 1872. Investment in a Schoenhut piano will provide years of enjoyment, and may become a treasured heirloom passed down from generation to generation. Baby Grands available in white, black, and red. Uprights available in black and white. Watch Video Now[Add to my Inquiry Basket][?] |
Schoenhut® offers this versatile little piano that grows with your child!! The main unit, decorated with a whimsical animal's head, is perfect for toddlers because it sits safely and squarely on the floor within easy reach of little hands. Later on, the sides with the animal's body can be attached, conveniently raising the piano to a comfortable height for an older child seated at the bench.
Included is Schoenhut®'s Learning System with a removable color-coordinated strip that fits behind the keys to guide small fingers from chord to chord. The accompanying songbook contains a collection of familiar tunes. Whether for a holiday gift, baby shower, any special occasion, or just for fun, this little piano is the perfect answer. Most importantly, it will encourage a child on the path to music. Watch Video Now[Add to my Inquiry Basket][?] |
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Child's Harp
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Mini Baby Grand — Model 189
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A perfect "FIRST HARP" At 25 inches high, this beautifully constructed, lightweight instrument is an excellent choice for a child's first harp. The design of its curved sides and spacious box, along with a range of 15 notes (from C to C), permits playing a wide variety of music in haunting, melodic tones. Fully tunable by way of zither pins and a zither pin wrench (included). Materials: Birch, with nylon strings Dimensions: 25 x 8 x 15 inches. Weight: 6 lbs. Colors: Available in natural cherry or pink. [Add to my Inquiry Basket][?] |
Schoenhut's® "Toddler-sized" piano is the perfect choice for introducing a young child to the world of music. This smaller version, with its scaled-down keyboard, is designed specifically for little folks to have a first piano just the right size for them. Both fun and educational (and also extremely durable), it is the ideal instrument to promote eye-hand coordination and develop musical creativity.
Small hammers strike metal rods, producing lovely chime-like tones, educating the ear of the young performer to the true values of musical notes and their combinations. Another point of merit is that the keys are the standard width of a full-sized piano, enabling the child to easily graduate to a larger piano. The Learning System, with its play-by-color assortment of songs, makes playing simple and fun. A removable color-coordinated strip fits behind the keys to guide small fingers from chord to chord. The corresponding Songbook contains a collection of familiar tunes. This piano is available in black, pink or white Made of Maple and Hardboard, it is 8.5 in. high x 13.25 in. wide x 15.25 in. deep and weighs 9 lbs. [Add to my Inquiry Basket][?] |
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